Mosquito Hill Nature Center hosts 'Honey Sunday' to teach about honeybees.

🌐 Original language: English 📰 Source: wbay.com
Mosquito Hill Nature Center hosts 'Honey Sunday' to teach about honeybees.
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NEW LONDON, Wis. (WBAY) - On Sunday, families enjoyed delicious treats and valuable insights during “Honey Sunday” at Mosquito Hill Nature Center. This annual free event featured honey tastings, extraction demonstrations, and crafts, all while educating attendees on the importance of honeybees in our daily lives. Alongside hive demonstrations and a cooking showcase, the state's leading bee advocate shared key lessons in apiculture. Adam Brangt from Mosquito Hill Nature Center emphasized, “Pollinators are really important. They support our ecosystem. They support agriculture. Without them, we wouldn’t have food. There’s an estimate that about one in three bites of food is a result of pollinators.” Organizers encourage simple actions, like planting native flowers, to help sustain local pollinator populations throughout the year.

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